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The TSA has rolled out new security scanners that may complicate the use of carry-on bags for travelers. The scanners have a smaller opening, which may not accommodate larger items, although standard carry-on sizes will still fit. The new technology aims to enhance screening efficiency and reduce manual inspections.
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The TSA has rolled out new security scanners that may complicate the use of carry-on bags for travelers. The scanners have a smaller opening, which may not accommodate larger items, although standard carry-on sizes will still fit. The new technology aims to enhance screening efficiency and reduce manual inspections.
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